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The greatest respect: these are some of the people to light the torches on Israel's upcoming independence day.

As some may or may not know, on each ceremony celebrating Israel's independence day, the state calls numerous citizens, to which it holds most respect in the passing year, to light up the state's torches. The ceremony and the people chosen for it are widely honored. While lighting the torches it's known that their story of good deed, heroism or contribution for the state is told, and it ends when the civilian calls- "Letif'eret Medinat Israel"- "(I light this) For Israel's glory."

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Hertzl Biton: A 49 year old resident of Bat Yam, a bus driver. On January 2015, while driving "Dan" bus-line early noon, a Palestinian terrorist got on the buss and began stabbing the driver and other passengers. While being injured, Biton kept driving, swaying the bus left and right, pressing the breaks to prevent further bloodshed. He opened to door for the people to escape, then pounced on the terrorist, pepper-sprayed him, and chased him once he tried to run away. The state honors his courage and determination to save lives, and calls him to light the torch.

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Gabi Bershishet: A Ma'ale Adumim resident, volunterrs in both medical and social organizations. Bershishet is a deputy commander in "Megilot" rescue unit, Dead Sea, and is one of the specialist called to assist in the relief teams sent to Haiti, Japan and Nepal. He stood as the head of the team who located missing student Asaf Ashraf, who went missing in Nepal after the earthquake, and was responsible for sending his body back home. Was also the establisher of Ein-Porat Midrasha, bridging religious-secular differences in Israel. The state honors him and calls him to light the torch.

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Ronna Ramon: Bereaved wife and mother of Ilan and Asaf Ramon. Ilan Ramon was an Israeli pilot, who took part in bombing the Iraqui quickly devolping nuclear facility, thus saving lives of thousands of Israelis. Later on Ramon became the first and only Israeli Astronaut. Ilan was killed along with his crew in the crashing of space shuttle Columbia.

Asaf, Who chose to follow his father's footsteps and become a pilot, died 6 years later, on a flight accident. In respect to Ramon's sacrifice and contribution to the state, Israel calls Ronna to light a torch.

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Alison Bresson: A border police soldier. Immigrated to Israel in 2012 alone and now lives in the northern city of Afula, came to the country in order to fulfill her dream of being in the Border Police. In October 2015, during routine Border Police operations at the Tapuach Junction, she identified two Palestinian youths getting off a scooter with drawn knives in their hands, walking towards a border policeman who stood at a roadblock. The alert Bresson fired at the terrorists, killing one instantly and critically wounding the other. In honor of her initiative and bravery, the state calls her to light a torch.

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Feiny Sukennik: A 33 resident of Jerusalem, teacher and councilor. Belongs to the Ultra Orthodox sector; following a difficult divorce process, the established an organization assisting women who go through the same process. Sukennik is a known activist in the Orthodox connunity, struggling for equality for women, and their place in marriage and divorce process. In honor of her contribution for women's right, the state calls her to light the torch.

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Dr Annan Farah: A 48 year old Akko resident, a known activist for women's rights. She's a civilian pilot, attorney, and the first Israeli Druze dentist. She's an inspector for dentists in the northern Arab area, and is also a director for the Rashut Hashniya, for Radio and Television. In respect of her many deeds, Israel calls her to light a torche.

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Father Gabriel Nidaf:
A 48 year old Yafia village resident, a Greek-orthodox priest, head of Armenian community and a great believer in pushing young Christian Arabs to mix within Israeli community and serving in the IDF. A known activist against Anti-Semitism and BDS. Due to his belief in peace and brotherhood between Christians and Jews in Israel, both him and his son went through persecution and life-threats. In honor of his contribution to peace between Jews and Chtistians, Israel calls him to light the torch.

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Hallel Berali: A teenage girl from Sderot, member and guide in "Ariel" youth movement. Berali is a known activist in the city, aiding civilians in time of emergency. During "Protective Edge" wardays, she was responsible for opening public shelters for civilians, and volunteers for children and elderly, in days of danger, while risking her own life. Israel honors her actions and calls her to light a torch.

For Israel's Glory.
 
The greatest respect: these are some of the people to light the torches on Israel's upcoming independence day.

As some may or may not know, on each ceremony celebrating Israel's independence day, the state calls numerous citizens, to which it holds most respect in the passing year, to light up the state's torches. The ceremony and the people chosen for it are widely honored. While lighting the torches it's known that their story of good deed, heroism or contribution for the state is told, and it ends when the civilian calls- "Letif'eret Medinat Israel"- "(I light this) For Israel's glory."

69250910992849801161no.jpg


Hertzl Biton: A 49 year old resident of Bat Yam, a bus driver. On January 2015, while driving "Dan" bus-line early noon, a Palestinian terrorist got on the buss and began stabbing the driver and other passengers. While being injured, Biton kept driving, swaying the bus left and right, pressing the breaks to prevent further bloodshed. He opened to door for the people to escape, then pounced on the terrorist, pepper-sprayed him, and chased him once he tried to run away. The state honors his courage and determination to save lives, and calls him to light the torch.

692522923732769640360no.jpg


Gabi Bershishet: A Ma'ale Adumim resident, volunterrs in both medical and social organizations. Bershishet is a deputy commander in "Megilot" rescue unit, Dead Sea, and is one of the specialist called to assist in the relief teams sent to Haiti, Japan and Nepal. He stood as the head of the team who located missing student Asaf Ashraf, who went missing in Nepal after the earthquake, and was responsible for sending his body back home. Was also the establisher of Ein-Porat Midrasha, bridging religious-secular differences in Israel. The state honors him and calls him to light the torch.

2176013287099640360no.jpg


Ronna Ramon: Bereaved wife and mother of Ilan and Asaf Ramon. Ilan Ramon was an Israeli pilot, who took part in bombing the Iraqui quickly devolping nuclear facility, thus saving lives of thousands of Israelis. Later on Ramon became the first and only Israeli Astronaut. Ilan was killed along with his crew in the crashing of space shuttle Columbia.

Asaf, Who chose to follow his father's footsteps and become a pilot, died 6 years later, on a flight accident. In respect to Ramon's sacrifice and contribution to the state, Israel calls Ronna to light a torch.

69213122982051640360no.jpg


Alison Bresson: A border police soldier. Immigrated to Israel in 2012 alone and now lives in the northern city of Afula, came to the country in order to fulfill her dream of being in the Border Police. In October 2015, during routine Border Police operations at the Tapuach Junction, she identified two Palestinian youths getting off a scooter with drawn knives in their hands, walking towards a border policeman who stood at a roadblock. The alert Bresson fired at the terrorists, killing one instantly and critically wounding the other. In honor of her initiative and bravery, the state calls her to light a torch.

69250950991066640360no.jpg


Feiny Sukennik: A 33 resident of Jerusalem, teacher and councilor. Belongs to the Ultra Orthodox sector; following a difficult divorce process, the established an organization assisting women who go through the same process. Sukennik is a known activist in the Orthodox connunity, struggling for equality for women, and their place in marriage and divorce process. In honor of her contribution for women's right, the state calls her to light the torch.

692508801004839801171no.jpg


Dr Annan Farah: A 48 year old Akko resident, a known activist for women's rights. She's a civilian pilot, attorney, and the first Israeli Druze dentist. She's an inspector for dentists in the northern Arab area, and is also a director for the Rashut Hashniya, for Radio and Television. In respect of her many deeds, Israel calls her to light a torche.

69250890100195980969no.jpg


Father Gabriel Nidaf:
A 48 year old Yafia village resident, a Greek-orthodox priest, head of Armenian community and a great believer in pushing young Christian Arabs to mix within Israeli community and serving in the IDF. A known activist against Anti-Semitism and BDS. Due to his belief in peace and brotherhood between Christians and Jews in Israel, both him and his son went through persecution and life-threats. In honor of his contribution to peace between Jews and Chtistians, Israel calls him to light the torch.

69250900100073980823no.jpg


Hallel Berali: A teenage girl from Sderot, member and guide in "Ariel" youth movement. Berali is a known activist in the city, aiding civilians in time of emergency. During "Protective Edge" wardays, she was responsible for opening public shelters for civilians, and volunteers for children and elderly, in days of danger, while risking her own life. Israel honors her actions and calls her to light a torch.

For Israel's Glory.

What a beautiful tradition to honor those who helped others dedicated to love & peace.
 
How can you even declare independence when you still get financial aid from the US of over 3 billion a year and have for years.

Your not independent.
 
If that's how you count being independent, then non of the dozens of states relying on your cash is very independent....

Ahm just sayin'

And your occupiers, nothing to celebrate here. Then again , all your holiday are based on killing others.

Ask your authorities to refuse US aid, if you really want to be independent.
 
One Palestinian child killed every 3 days by Israel for 13 years: statistics...

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This handout photo taken by Swedish photographer Paul Hansen and released by the World Press Photo shows the bodies of two year-old Suhaib Hijazi and her three-year-old brother Muhammad, who were killed when their house was destroyed by an Israeli missile strike, being carried on November 20, 2012 in Gaza City (AFP Photo / Paul Hansen) / AFP
 
How can you even declare independence when you still get financial aid from the US of over 3 billion a year and have for years.

Your not independent.

Aw gee Penelope. Hey good news. I will tell Bibi to plant a tree in your name thanking you for your tax dollars sent to Israel.
 
How can you even declare independence when you still get financial aid from the US of over 3 billion a year and have for years.

Your not independent.

Aw gee Penelope. Hey good news. I will tell Bibi to plant a tree in your name thanking you for your tax dollars sent to Israel.

No thank you, this aid to Israel needs to stop. Heres an idea , take that 3 billion and pay the Palestinians elect bill, you morons.

Ugh.
 
How can you even declare independence when you still get financial aid from the US of over 3 billion a year and have for years.

Your not independent.

Aw gee Penelope. Hey good news. I will tell Bibi to plant a tree in your name thanking you for your tax dollars sent to Israel.

No thank you, this aid to Israel needs to stop. Heres an idea , take that 3 billion and pay the Palestinians elect bill, you morons.

Ugh.
Go find Arafat's wife, Suhah. She's sitting up there in a luxury penthouse in Europe spending the electric bill money.
 
The greatest respect: these are some of the people to light the torches on Israel's upcoming independence day.

As some may or may not know, on each ceremony celebrating Israel's independence day, the state calls numerous citizens, to which it holds most respect in the passing year, to light up the state's torches. The ceremony and the people chosen for it are widely honored. While lighting the torches it's known that their story of good deed, heroism or contribution for the state is told, and it ends when the civilian calls- "Letif'eret Medinat Israel"- "(I light this) For Israel's glory."

69250910992849801161no.jpg


Hertzl Biton: A 49 year old resident of Bat Yam, a bus driver. On January 2015, while driving "Dan" bus-line early noon, a Palestinian terrorist got on the buss and began stabbing the driver and other passengers. While being injured, Biton kept driving, swaying the bus left and right, pressing the breaks to prevent further bloodshed. He opened to door for the people to escape, then pounced on the terrorist, pepper-sprayed him, and chased him once he tried to run away. The state honors his courage and determination to save lives, and calls him to light the torch.

692522923732769640360no.jpg


Gabi Bershishet: A Ma'ale Adumim resident, volunterrs in both medical and social organizations. Bershishet is a deputy commander in "Megilot" rescue unit, Dead Sea, and is one of the specialist called to assist in the relief teams sent to Haiti, Japan and Nepal. He stood as the head of the team who located missing student Asaf Ashraf, who went missing in Nepal after the earthquake, and was responsible for sending his body back home. Was also the establisher of Ein-Porat Midrasha, bridging religious-secular differences in Israel. The state honors him and calls him to light the torch.

2176013287099640360no.jpg


Ronna Ramon: Bereaved wife and mother of Ilan and Asaf Ramon. Ilan Ramon was an Israeli pilot, who took part in bombing the Iraqui quickly devolping nuclear facility, thus saving lives of thousands of Israelis. Later on Ramon became the first and only Israeli Astronaut. Ilan was killed along with his crew in the crashing of space shuttle Columbia.

Asaf, Who chose to follow his father's footsteps and become a pilot, died 6 years later, on a flight accident. In respect to Ramon's sacrifice and contribution to the state, Israel calls Ronna to light a torch.

69213122982051640360no.jpg


Alison Bresson: A border police soldier. Immigrated to Israel in 2012 alone and now lives in the northern city of Afula, came to the country in order to fulfill her dream of being in the Border Police. In October 2015, during routine Border Police operations at the Tapuach Junction, she identified two Palestinian youths getting off a scooter with drawn knives in their hands, walking towards a border policeman who stood at a roadblock. The alert Bresson fired at the terrorists, killing one instantly and critically wounding the other. In honor of her initiative and bravery, the state calls her to light a torch.

69250950991066640360no.jpg


Feiny Sukennik: A 33 resident of Jerusalem, teacher and councilor. Belongs to the Ultra Orthodox sector; following a difficult divorce process, the established an organization assisting women who go through the same process. Sukennik is a known activist in the Orthodox connunity, struggling for equality for women, and their place in marriage and divorce process. In honor of her contribution for women's right, the state calls her to light the torch.

692508801004839801171no.jpg


Dr Annan Farah: A 48 year old Akko resident, a known activist for women's rights. She's a civilian pilot, attorney, and the first Israeli Druze dentist. She's an inspector for dentists in the northern Arab area, and is also a director for the Rashut Hashniya, for Radio and Television. In respect of her many deeds, Israel calls her to light a torche.

69250890100195980969no.jpg


Father Gabriel Nidaf:
A 48 year old Yafia village resident, a Greek-orthodox priest, head of Armenian community and a great believer in pushing young Christian Arabs to mix within Israeli community and serving in the IDF. A known activist against Anti-Semitism and BDS. Due to his belief in peace and brotherhood between Christians and Jews in Israel, both him and his son went through persecution and life-threats. In honor of his contribution to peace between Jews and Chtistians, Israel calls him to light the torch.

69250900100073980823no.jpg


Hallel Berali: A teenage girl from Sderot, member and guide in "Ariel" youth movement. Berali is a known activist in the city, aiding civilians in time of emergency. During "Protective Edge" wardays, she was responsible for opening public shelters for civilians, and volunteers for children and elderly, in days of danger, while risking her own life. Israel honors her actions and calls her to light a torch.

For Israel's Glory.

What a beautiful tradition to honor those who helped others dedicated to love & peace.
I agree. Lipush is a true daughter of Abraham.
 
Let us also consider all the wonderful things the Palestinians have done to honor those who helped others dedicated to love & peace.
 
How can you even declare independence when you still get financial aid from the US of over 3 billion a year and have for years.

Your not independent.





The same way that the islamonazi's can who get 10 times as much as Israel do. Look at Saudi that gets a fleet of F16's costing $500,000,0000 each from the US just recently. That was 39 aircraft for free, and the means to repair them and it was reported on here just this week.

And the US gets $3 billion in R&D back every year, along with the same in medical equipment to supply Medicaid hospitals to treat US vets.
 
The greatest respect: these are some of the people to light the torches on Israel's upcoming independence day.

As some may or may not know, on each ceremony celebrating Israel's independence day, the state calls numerous citizens, to which it holds most respect in the passing year, to light up the state's torches. The ceremony and the people chosen for it are widely honored. While lighting the torches it's known that their story of good deed, heroism or contribution for the state is told, and it ends when the civilian calls- "Letif'eret Medinat Israel"- "(I light this) For Israel's glory."

69250910992849801161no.jpg


Hertzl Biton: A 49 year old resident of Bat Yam, a bus driver. On January 2015, while driving "Dan" bus-line early noon, a Palestinian terrorist got on the buss and began stabbing the driver and other passengers. While being injured, Biton kept driving, swaying the bus left and right, pressing the breaks to prevent further bloodshed. He opened to door for the people to escape, then pounced on the terrorist, pepper-sprayed him, and chased him once he tried to run away. The state honors his courage and determination to save lives, and calls him to light the torch.

692522923732769640360no.jpg


Gabi Bershishet: A Ma'ale Adumim resident, volunterrs in both medical and social organizations. Bershishet is a deputy commander in "Megilot" rescue unit, Dead Sea, and is one of the specialist called to assist in the relief teams sent to Haiti, Japan and Nepal. He stood as the head of the team who located missing student Asaf Ashraf, who went missing in Nepal after the earthquake, and was responsible for sending his body back home. Was also the establisher of Ein-Porat Midrasha, bridging religious-secular differences in Israel. The state honors him and calls him to light the torch.

2176013287099640360no.jpg


Ronna Ramon: Bereaved wife and mother of Ilan and Asaf Ramon. Ilan Ramon was an Israeli pilot, who took part in bombing the Iraqui quickly devolping nuclear facility, thus saving lives of thousands of Israelis. Later on Ramon became the first and only Israeli Astronaut. Ilan was killed along with his crew in the crashing of space shuttle Columbia.

Asaf, Who chose to follow his father's footsteps and become a pilot, died 6 years later, on a flight accident. In respect to Ramon's sacrifice and contribution to the state, Israel calls Ronna to light a torch.

69213122982051640360no.jpg


Alison Bresson: A border police soldier. Immigrated to Israel in 2012 alone and now lives in the northern city of Afula, came to the country in order to fulfill her dream of being in the Border Police. In October 2015, during routine Border Police operations at the Tapuach Junction, she identified two Palestinian youths getting off a scooter with drawn knives in their hands, walking towards a border policeman who stood at a roadblock. The alert Bresson fired at the terrorists, killing one instantly and critically wounding the other. In honor of her initiative and bravery, the state calls her to light a torch.

69250950991066640360no.jpg


Feiny Sukennik: A 33 resident of Jerusalem, teacher and councilor. Belongs to the Ultra Orthodox sector; following a difficult divorce process, the established an organization assisting women who go through the same process. Sukennik is a known activist in the Orthodox connunity, struggling for equality for women, and their place in marriage and divorce process. In honor of her contribution for women's right, the state calls her to light the torch.

692508801004839801171no.jpg


Dr Annan Farah: A 48 year old Akko resident, a known activist for women's rights. She's a civilian pilot, attorney, and the first Israeli Druze dentist. She's an inspector for dentists in the northern Arab area, and is also a director for the Rashut Hashniya, for Radio and Television. In respect of her many deeds, Israel calls her to light a torche.

69250890100195980969no.jpg


Father Gabriel Nidaf:
A 48 year old Yafia village resident, a Greek-orthodox priest, head of Armenian community and a great believer in pushing young Christian Arabs to mix within Israeli community and serving in the IDF. A known activist against Anti-Semitism and BDS. Due to his belief in peace and brotherhood between Christians and Jews in Israel, both him and his son went through persecution and life-threats. In honor of his contribution to peace between Jews and Chtistians, Israel calls him to light the torch.

69250900100073980823no.jpg


Hallel Berali: A teenage girl from Sderot, member and guide in "Ariel" youth movement. Berali is a known activist in the city, aiding civilians in time of emergency. During "Protective Edge" wardays, she was responsible for opening public shelters for civilians, and volunteers for children and elderly, in days of danger, while risking her own life. Israel honors her actions and calls her to light a torch.

For Israel's Glory.

What a beautiful tradition to honor those who helped others dedicated to love & peace.
I agree. Lipush is a true daughter of Abraham.

Man you worship Israel, shame, worship God and him alone. When you see injustice bring it to attention of others, do not worship the ones inflicting injustice. I have my doubts if your a Christian, to applaud their behavior is awful.
 
If that's how you count being independent, then non of the dozens of states relying on your cash is very independent....

Ahm just sayin'

And your occupiers, nothing to celebrate here. Then again , all your holiday are based on killing others.

Ask your authorities to refuse US aid, if you really want to be independent.





Just as you are, after all you NEVER had any links to the land did you. At least the Jews and Judaism are the foundation that either of your religions is based on as they came first. It was the Jewish temple site that first the Christians and then the muslims claimed as their holiest site. Then defiled it by turning it into a rubbish tip and latrine, proving that it had no significance to either cult until the Jews started to clean it up once more.
 
One Palestinian child killed every 3 days by Israel for 13 years: statistics...

suhaib-photo-world-swedish.jpg


This handout photo taken by Swedish photographer Paul Hansen and released by the World Press Photo shows the bodies of two year-old Suhaib Hijazi and her three-year-old brother Muhammad, who were killed when their house was destroyed by an Israeli missile strike, being carried on November 20, 2012 in Gaza City (AFP Photo / Paul Hansen) / AFP






AND IF THE ISLAMONAZI'S HAD NOT FIRED ILLEGAL WEAPONS AT ISRAEL NOT ONE WOULD HAVE BEEN EVEN SCRATCHED. LAY THE BLAME WHERE IT BELONGS AND LET THE WORLD SEE THE TRUTH, THAT THE ISLAMONAZI LOVE DEATH MORE THAN CIVILISED PEOPLE LOVE THEIR CHILDREN. TIME TO NEUTRALISE THEM ALL SO THEY CANT BREED ANYMORE AND LET THEM DIE OUT.
 
Typical. Here I open up a thread respecting people who've done real good to our country. Teachers, freedom fighters, lifesavers, peace activists...

I'd consider it honor to accomplish one third of what they've had.

Yet even here you trolls appear.Tell me, selfish assholes. What did you do to make the world around you a better place?
 
Saudi Arabia has F15´s
Recent purchases[edit]
The Al Yamamah contract was controversial because of the alleged bribes associated with its award. Nonetheless, the RSAF announced its intention to purchase the Typhoon from BAE Systems in December 2005. On 18 August 2006 a memorandum of understanding was signed for 72 aircraft in a GB£6-10 billion deal.[5]

Following this order, the investigation of the Al Yamamah contract was suppressed by the British Prime minister Tony Blair in December 2006, citing "strategic interests" of the UK. On the 17 September 2007 Saudi Arabia announced it had signed a £4.4bn deal with BAE Systems for 72 Typhoons.[6]

On 29 December 2011, the United States signed a $29.4 billion deal to sell 84 F-15s in the SA (Saudi Advanced) configuration. The sale includes upgrades for the older F-15s up to the SA standard and related equipment and services.[7]
Royal Saudi Air Force - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Oh and unlike the Shitty little country, they pay for them
 
[QUOTE="Lipush, post: 13955067, member: 36574". What did you do to make the world around you a better place?[/QUOTE]
Currently boycotting israel
 
And before? Did you ever aid the disabled or sick? Went into a peaceful demonstration to help change lives of the weak of society? Have you ever comforted a child who suffered domestic abuse? Taught an immigrating child a word in your language?

Well, have you??
 

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